A charming cafe right on the piazza. Bar Duomo is the perfect t spot for a morning cappuccino and a…read morepastry, a quick pizza lunch, or an appertivo. Staff is friendly and attentive. Just have a seat outside, enjoy the scenery, and they'll be with you shortly!

Stopped for a quick morning coffee during our day trip to Orvieto. Beautiful location and building,…read morebut the coffee was just ok. I paid 2€ for my cappuccino and it did the job, but it wasn't my favorite- it tasted a little watered down to me. The pastries looked delicious, though I didn't try any myself.

Got coffee in here, and it was alright, just normal. Nothing special nor anything bad about itread more

Beautiful bar. Wonderful coffee and pastries available. Kind and polite staff. They do serve…read moreaffogati in the summer months only.

Cute little bakery shop just off the roadside between Florence and Siena. They had some outside…read moreseating. Just a cute little place!! Pastries were good but just not amazing..... Like all stops, they had Italian salami and prosciutto sandwiches, panini's, muffalatas, breads, croissants, puff pastries. They also had lots of jelly cookies!! All seemed unique and they had a good variety. You could also buy necessities like chips, drinks, and candy. If you are traveling, there are worth a quick stop !!

An enormous assortment of pastries of every kind, and plenty to take to go as well, including…read moreentire cakes and biscotti. Delicious cappuccinos and plenty of space to enjoy your treats.

Appertivo on the street of Cortona! Wonderful staff, so welcoming! A fun establishment to enjoy a…read morecup of cafe, or sip on a Negroni and watch the passaggiata nightly. This is the place. They make a mean Manhattan. We enjoyed the inside tables as well.

Love this place! If ever you go to Cortona try this place! Food was divine and I love the outdoor…read moreseating which includes free wifi. Service was excellent too!!

Great atmosphere! Food, prices, and customer service were great :) There was also plenty of seating…read morewhich was nice.

Gelato here was very good but on the creamier side! I got the chantilly! I would recommend a stop…read morein and a taste of the gelato and other desserts/drinks!

This was a very popular place recommended to us by our tour guides…read more We came in and it is quite busy with locals. They have quite the selection of food and it all looked very fresh. I got a crab salad, shrimp and avocado salad, pasta with tomatos and anchovies with onions. Everything is so fresh and packed with flavor I loved every bite I got and wish I could have tried more. It's one of the best meals I have had in Italy and the best thing is how affordable it is. My SO got a delicious glass of wine, various types of ravioli and pastas and cutes of meat for a great price and he is still also thinking about this place. Highly recommend and it is a must visit!

Italian speakers only. The guy serving food is rude and unfriendly. He screamed and waved his arms…read moreat us saying Italian only. Most Italians are lovely this guy was the absolute worst I have seen in Italy. I offered Spanish and English. This is a tourist town and the guy was an AH

If heading to Rimini, I would recommend eating at any of the spots on or near Viale Antonio…read moreBeccadelli. This seems to be the safest nighttime area and bustling with food options. La Casina del Bosco serves delicious piadines which to North Americans is essentially a freshly made tortilla bread with different toppings. This particular spot is also popular for drinks and has a huge patio for outdoor dining.

No doubt the honour of piadini champions goes to Rimini: a fact I was not aware of upon my arrival…read more However 20 minutes off the train was sufficient time to dip my toes in the Adriatic Sea and shuffle along to the gorgeous La Casina del Bosco which led to this very discovery. I made the right choice of venue. What an absolutely gorgeous outdoor cafe with charming, efficient and totally on the ball staff and the fastest service I've had since arriving in Italy. I even had a few language lessons with the waitstaff who humoured me as I practiced my very beginner Italian on them. The first thing that caught my eye and consequently ordered was piadina alla porchetta. A spectacular choice. The piadina itself was light, slightly toasty, with a nice hint of olive oil but the main attraction was the pig. Delicious, sumptuous, well seasoned porchetta made this dish a massive hit for me. And for just €5 I was suitably impressed. I happily spent a solitary hour here soaking up the atmosphere, sipping on coffee and reflecting on my delicious meal. Thumbs up from me. Next time I'll be trying their gelato desserts too. They looked delicious!

Classic Little Italian cafe in with seating under a portico excellent coffee, as expected. Pleasant…read moreservers. Recommended

Caffè, and....more So yeah, it's a regular (and very good!)…read morecaffe, which means you'll get the usual selection of coffee, cappuccino, cornetti, and whatnot. But then, they also have middle eastern (and very good!) coffee, Arabic, Turkish, etc. And also other fun food products. So yeah, totally worth the visit!

Friendly customer service. The coffee and pasty came out super fast like all of the places in…read moreItaly. Caffe Letterario was a place we found walking from the train station into the city of Ravenna. This city is so beautiful and to get my morning started, I came to have my usual cafe and pastry. This was the perfect location to hit up on your way into the city to see Dante's tomb or to look at all of the beautiful mosaics in this town. Even the street signs are in a different mosaic on each sign. If I had time, I would have stayed to have my meal but I was in a rush to see all of the views. Normally Italians do not take their foods on the go. But I did notice that they did have small shot glass size disposable cups here for your espresso and a slightly larger one for your to go cappuccino. I love the small town vibes here. Def a place that I will return to.